We buy all types of used and scrap batteries.

Lead Acid Battery

Lead acid batteries have a self-life range from three to five years, after which they are processed into lead acid battery scrap. Certain rules must be followed in order to normalise the collection and handling of such hazardous scrap.

Lead acid batteries are the most in-demand resource in today’s world because of its utility and usage. As a result, scrap creation is increasing, needing systematic recycling.

More than 73% of the lead produced globally is utilized for making lead acid battery scraps. All lead acid users are supposed to return used batteries to approved collecting agencies, and we purchase lead acid battery waste from these agencies for recycling.

Battery Plate Scraps

Once battery scrap is obtained in an established lead recycling sector, it is broken down into its parts, which are battery plates (Lead Grids/ Plates).

Battery plates must be clean sorted lead battery plates with no extraneous elements such as plastic or glass. Lead connections are the only other item that could be added.

Battery plates are necessary for lead recycling. Because of the metallic structure of the battery plates, recycling is simple and clear. These are refined simply by melting and treating with chemicals in the Lead Refining Furnace. As a result, Pure Lead is manufactured.

Lead Metal Scraps

Native lead is extremely scarce in nature. It is typically found in ore containing Zn, Ag, and Cu, and is extracted alongside metals. Lead, a hazardous chemical and possible contaminant, is present in some junk parts. Radiators, heater cores, steering columns, soldered pieces (circuit boards), and electronic components all contain lead.

The major source of lead, however, is recycling, with vehicle batteries accounting for the largest share. Lead is commonly found in lead wheels, weights, and battery wire ends.

Lead Solder Dross

Lead dross is a solid impurity mass that floats on a molten metal bath. It commonly arises during the melting of low melting point metals or alloys such as tin, lead, zinc, or aluminums, or as a result of metal oxidation. They may also contain contaminants such as paint scraps.

As the name suggests, contains a high concentration of lead, making it a dangerous waste. So we recycle this dangerous waste and use it to make lead and lead alloys for the lead industry.

The melting process eventually produces waste, which confirms lead concentrations of less than 2.0% by weight, is non-leachable in nature, and can be used for land filling with a 550mg/Kg Soil Concentration restriction, therefore we buy some other lead wastes as well for recycling and making lead and alloys.

Plastic Chips

Polypropylene is the plastic reference used in the business. A spectrophotometer can measure the size of the chips. For correct color representation, two thickness layers of 1mm and 2mm are used. Double-sided with glossy and matte finishes on both sides.

We purchase plastic waste in order to recycle it and use it in the process of recovering scrap or waste plastics and reprocessing the material into useable goods, which are often radically different in form from their initial condition.